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Illustrations for Sadko, the adventurer of Slavic bylinas, who visits the underwater kingdom, by Gennadii Spirin 2014 #folklorethursday #postsoviet

'Vanya's Kindergarten' written by director and children playwright Sergei Rozanov in 1928. #soviet #sovietarts

'Vanya's Kindergarten' written by director and children playwright Sergei Rozanov in 1928. #soviet #sovietarts

More of Chemodanov's wonderful postcards. Thanks to the Calvert Journal for publishing an extract from Tobie Mathew's Greetings from the Barricades which explores the history of Russian picture postcards.

Spring Bazaar' written by Vsevolod Rozhdestvensky and illustrated by Vladislav Tvardovsky in 1929. #soviet #sovietart

Lubki prints from Russia for #Caturday. Folk prints from Russia to decorate houses and inns, from popular religious pictures into - cats! Some more domestic than others . . .

'Kolobok Little Round Bun' Ukrainian Folktale illustrated by Tamara Kudish in 1990. This floral version of the sentient bun's adventures is a sight to behold! #soviet #sovietart

More Pioneer candy wrappers! #soviet #sovietart

"Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf" is a Russian fairytale collected in the 19th century by Alexander Afanasyev and illustrated in 1969 by Nika Goltz. Ivan has to capture a firebird which is both a blessing and a harbinger of doom to its captor. #FairyTaleTuesday

Ha ha! We like to laugh and we like our children to laugh. Writer Yuri Kushak had his fables and and poems published and illustrated many times. As in 'Where to Spend the Winter Rainbows' 1987 drawn by I. Kabakov.